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Police assault journalist at magistrates’ court
Tanzania to re-open shuttered media houses
Zambia’s newly enacted cybercrime law challenged in court
MISA Malawi concerned with arbitrary arrests, detentions of journalists by police
Senior Zambian government official marches against attacks on journalists
EFF, eNCA tensions escalate yet again
Concern over acquisition and use of surveillance tools in Zimbabwe
Journalists urged to adhere to ethics of the profession
Call for entries for the 2021 MISA Malawi Annual Media Awards
Malawi government includes journalists in priority group for Covid-19 vaccine
Uptake in ICTs should be backed by data protection framework
“Radio and Resilience in the COVID 19 Era.”- Statement by Mr Teboho Tsilane (UNESCO Secretary General)
State of the Media 2020 report now available!
Journalists barred from covering vaccination programme
Journalists detained at Norton legislator Mliswa’s farm
Broadcasting authority speaks on newly licensed television stations
Mozambique deports journalist in unclear circumstances
For a better tomorrow in Lesotho, let’s all invest in children
Why govt was sued over access to Covid-19 information
Include journalists in the COVID-19 priority vaccination rollout
MISA Lesotho’s former SG appointed country’s ambassador to Swiss
New World, New Radio a song to the resilience of radio- World Radio Day 2021
State of the media report Q4 2020 now available
Attacks on radio stations should not be new normal
Mliswa threatens to move motion for enactment of harsh media law
MISA welcomes Paradza’s appointment as deputy information minister
MISA advocacy committee (Masvingo) engages police leadership
Covid-19 testing of journalists through media houses
Judge orders government to disseminate comprehensive information on COVID-19
Media statement on journalist accused of defilement
Protecting privacy in the digital age, is Zimbabwe ready?
National Cyber Security Policy approved
Planned minimum wage for journalists welcome-MISA Zambia
Malawi police assault investigative journalist
Mutare police to prioritise journalists safety during lockdown
Police arrest journalist over expired accreditation card
MISA Zimbabwe position on 2021 registration, accreditation fees
MISA Malawi condemns assault of journalist Henry Mhango by police officers
Judgement reserved for Chin’ono bail appeal
Independent Complaints Commission crucial for journalists’ safety
MISA Malawi mourns Rev. Semphere & Kenny Klips
Covid-19 curfew and the work of journalists
Internet shutdowns gross violation of human rights more so during elections
Suspension of social media accounts: Potential threat to digital rights
Journalist Chin’ono’s denied bail
Bail ruling tomorrow in Chin’ono’s case
Chin’ono’s challenge against placement on remand dismissed
Uganda blocks social media platforms ahead of elections
Ruling tomorrow on Chin’ono’s placement on remand
“Charge against journalist Chin’ono unconstitutional”- Lawyers
